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You were dangerously close to asking your friends to "play Pretzel" on a Friday night. The inventors loved the name, but Milton Bradley's lawyers panicked…
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When this flexible party game launched in 1966, disgusted competitors accused the creators of selling what?
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If there's an award for creating the maximum amount of chaotic indoor energy, Reyn Guyer absolutely owns it. Not only did this man invent Twister to ensure…
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Twister was heavily criticized and almost pulled from the market in 1966 because competitors accused it of being sex in a box, which sounds like a compliment…
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